Combinations
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I wonder wich combination is the best. I like Wankel engines like used in a Mazda RX7 or a boxer in the Porsches... but maybe there is a better combination possible.
Re: Combinations
personally i like AWD the best; how the cylinders are sorted in the engine isnt that important to me
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Re: Combinations
I went with Boxer and another configuration..
One of my plans is for front mounted boxer engines, Transaxel gearbox and RWD.
Im not sure its been done before, but I want to do it!
One of my plans is for front mounted boxer engines, Transaxel gearbox and RWD.
Im not sure its been done before, but I want to do it!
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Re: Combinations
I basically selected the following:
boxer with a AWD combination.
boxer with another combination (RWD for example).
V engine (V6-V8-V10-V12) with a FR combination.
V engine (V6-V8-V10-V12) with a MR combination.
Wankel with a FR combination.
@Drake: I like the idea of a transaxle boxer.
Good thinking, would be a nice alternative to the classic layouts.
boxer with a AWD combination.
boxer with another combination (RWD for example).
V engine (V6-V8-V10-V12) with a FR combination.
V engine (V6-V8-V10-V12) with a MR combination.
Wankel with a FR combination.
@Drake: I like the idea of a transaxle boxer.
Good thinking, would be a nice alternative to the classic layouts.
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